Can The Crow remake revive the emo trend? Watch the trailer
By Dan Selcke
Lionsgate just put out a trailer for The Crow, its remake of the 1994 action movie about a rock star who is killed alongside his fiancée and then comes back to life to rain hell upon the evildoers who did this. It's grim, it's dark, and it features Bill Skarsgård with some dramatic dark wells around his eyes. Watch below:
The original Crow movie helped popularize the emo look, which was iterated on by movies like The Matrix and bands like My Chemical Romance. The more black clothing and sensitive scowling, the better. Skarsgård wears less pancake makeup in this remake than Brandon Lee did back in the 1994 movie, which I do not mean as a compliment. Still, the movie looks like a good cheesy violent time.
The Crow is due out in theaters on June 7.
Jennifer Lopez fights robots, obviously, in new trailer for Atlas
What other trailers are floating around this week? We've got a new one for Atlas, a sci-fi movie about a data scientist with a deep mistrust of AI. However, she has no choice but to team up with an AI on the hunt for a rogue robot.
The scientist's name is Atlas Shepherd, and she's played by Jennifer Lopez. "Fire thrusters now!" she screams in the trailer below. How's Jenny gonna get out of this one? Watch the trailer below:
Atlas also stars Simu Liu and Sterling K. Brown. It drops on Netflix on May 24.
The Walking Dead star Chandler Riggs (Carl) is Spider-Man in fan film The Spider
Finally, we have a brief teaser for The Spider, a Spider-Man fan film starring none other than Chandler Riggs, who played Rick Grimes' hard-luck son Carl for years on The Walking Dead. The Spider puts a bit of a horror spin on the Spider-verse. Watch below:
The teaser is very brief, but do see a radioactive spider and Peter Parker jumping across rooftops. As for a release date, all we know is that The Spider is "coming soon."
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